MUHAMMAD SARWAR AND ANOTHER versus STATE
Section 302 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), evidence of this incident occurred outside the house of another person and not of the accused, who stated that he requested his defense. Was. The victims came to his house to abduct his daughter-in-law, thus denying the request for self-defense by the accused. Investigation of the accused's sister-in-law was also important in defending them by the accused, and the view that the deceased had come to abduct the woman had no power. The ocular version provided by eyewitnesses, the complainant, and other witnesses was fully confirmed by the medical evidence, matches the spaces found with the guns recovered from the suspects, and the positives from the Franz Science Laboratory The report is enough to convince the fire that the firearm was made of the said gunmen, that the accused failed to identify any misunderstanding, misreading or lack of evidence in the invalid judgment and two courts below the Supreme Court. There was no reason to interfere with maintaining the court's conclusions. , Dismissed appeal for appeal
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